http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dr...rdless-os-version.html?highlight=rsd+lite+4.6 read #10 on this link i had the same problem when first using rsd lite the little red light would come on but no screen it kept sayn sumthn about android was workn...it should help you
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dr...rdless-os-version.html?highlight=rsd+lite+4.6 read #10 on this link i had the same problem when first using rsd lite the little red light would come on but no screen it kept sayn sumthn about android was workn...it should help you
#10 After clicking Start, the flashing process goes through several distinct steps. This particular SBF file is very small so it finishes pretty quickly. At some point there will be a bit of a delay with RSD Lite showing a status of "Phone[0000]: Waiting for re-enumeration". After that is when the actual flashing happens. When the flashing has completed, RSD Lite is going to issue a "reboot-bootloader" command to your phone. Unfortunately the Droid does not appear to implement the reboot-bootloader command correctly and does a normal reboot instead. If you don't "catch the boot" by holding up on the dpad key the OS will boot (and if you have functioning FRS the custom recovery you just flashed on will be put back to stock). Just before sending the reboot instruction to your phone the status in RSD Lite will change to "Phone[0000]: Phone is being rebooted". On your phone the screen will change to "SW Update Complete" (unless the message has been changed by the person who built the SBF) and your phone will reboot within a second or two. You want to be already holding the dpad key up when the phone actually reboots. If you followed the instructions for Step 9 you have pre-read this step and knew to be ready for this. If not, your phone is probably already rebooted into the OS. If you failed to catch the boot, and the OS booted, let the phone finish booting, then power it off, hold the dpad up and power it back on. After that, continue through the steps like nothing happened. If your recovery got flashed back to stock we'll know it soon enough.
I think my phone is in usb mass storage, but do you know of a way to change that? Because I can't get past the motorola logo, so if there is a way to change it through bootloader then that would be nice, but the only way I know of is through the status bar, when you can actually access the phone.
I think my phone is in usb mass storage, but do you know of a way to change that? Because I can't get past the motorola logo, so if there is a way to change it through bootloader then that would be nice, but the only way I know of is through the status bar, when you can actually access the phone.
I'm trying to get RS members over here to assist you guys. If you're stuck at the logo however you are probably bricked.
Before you send your phone back you should try to do the sbf and if you can get into bootloader then you can probably run it. But as to specifics for your issues and running RSD Lite I don't know why your PC doesn't recognize the phone. That's why I want someone else to help you. But I had the same issue on my D2 after doing a successful sbf and I was still bricked.
I think my phone is in usb mass storage, but do you know of a way to change that? Because I can't get past the motorola logo, so if there is a way to change it through bootloader then that would be nice, but the only way I know of is through the status bar, when you can actually access the phone.
I'm trying to get RS members over here to assist you guys. If you're stuck at the logo however you are probably bricked.
Before you send your phone back you should try to do the sbf and if you can get into bootloader then you can probably run it. But as to specifics for your issues and running RSD Lite I don't know why your PC doesn't recognize the phone. That's why I want someone else to help you. But I had the same issue on my D2 after doing a successful sbf and I was still bricked.
Soft bricked, he still has the m so he can still flash.